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THE CHARLES a.voeEIER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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AZ Jerome Park.

NEw YoRK, Oct. l2.-The weather az Je-
rome park today was very chilly. The track
vas IN good condition.
First Racc-Fivc ~furlongs; stroight course.
Starters: Harry Russell, stuyvcsant, Sam
Harper, IT,, Rosarium, Omaha and Bliihe-
sone sam Harper won by u neck. Stuy-
vcsant second, RoSarium third. Time
l:O2A.
Second Racc-FOr two-ycar-olds; selling.
~thrce-quarters Of a mile. Starters: Fordham,
Tocor, Dendigo, Fanita, Cruiser, Rcgulus,
Lizzie c, st. Clair, Peeress. Theou. Cruiser
won by a length, Theora second and Ford
ham third. Time-i:lS.
Third Rnce-iIandicap; ono mile and n
furlong. Starters: Lclcx, Bradford, Wau-
kesha. Ango, cambridge aud Friar. Brad.
ford won by two lengths, Argo second aud
Naukcsha third. ~Timc-2ODO.
Fourth Hacc-lIandicap, one mile and
three furlongs. Starters: Kingston, Rich
mond, Gray Cloud, Belvidor, Lclogus. Arun.
del. Kingston won by thrcc-fourths of a
length, Richmond second aud LelogOs third.
Time-32JA.
Fifth Racc-Sclling: seven furlongs. Start.
erS: Rowland, Tony Foster, Nellie Van,
Queen Bcss, Thcodosius, SuitOr, Belmont,
Pcndcnnis, Nellie II. Queen Bcss won by a
length, Nellie u second, Thcodosius third.
Jimc-i:3lA.
Sixth Racc-weltcr handicap; thrcc-fourths
mile. Starters: Strnthspcy, Wcstmorcland,
Banner Bearer, Repartcc, Drake, Letrctia,
Roi Dor, George Oyster, HarwOod, King
Crab, Umpire. King Crab won by n length,
George Oyster second, Banner Bearer third.
Timc-i.l7.
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THE UNION.
Report Of Directors The B.a D. Con-
tract Ratified baltimore Hurt.

NEW York, Oct. l2.-Thcrc was q large
numbcr OF stockholders present at the West
em Union meeting today and much interest
was shown in the reading of the annual re-
port. The main facts concerned in il are rs
follows: The gross earnings for the year
ending June 30 were 81, l9l, 800; operating
expenses, Sl3, l5l,62S; net earnings, $i,307,-
2I1i interest and sinking fund, $j33,O65; bal
ance, $3,50i, 2l5; dividends, 1911 ,SI; surplus
from the years business, S2,G92, 352. The
last feature is the vital one, rs il compares
with n deficit in meeting charges last year Of
81, 100. The number Of messages handled
reached the enormous total Of a. ,39i, $50.
The average receipts per message was re-
duccd to 3Ol4ccntS, against 20 0-lO cents the
previous year, with a reduction in the cost
of handling to 23I4 cents, against - cents
the previous year. The report concludes by
saying that the facilities and advantages
afforded by the addition of the Baltimore a
Ohio system, IL is confidently believed, will
largely increase the revenues. This acquisi.
tion, and Others made since the close OF the
fiscal year and not included in the report
will swell the company's plant 10 about
l62,OOO miles of lines, and over $50, 600 miles
OF wires. The contract with the Baltimore
Il Ohio railroad was ratified without dissent,
and the issue of S5,0O0,000 new stock was au-
thOriZcd.
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Theory Advanced That Owen Was
Made Drank and Then Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. lit was asccr-
tanned here at n very late hour last night
that John b. Owens, the man mentioned
in a dispatch from Little Rock as probably
being concerned in a recent robbery of the
Pacific express on the Iron Mountain rail
way, between Little Rock and Texarkana,
has been arrested and il now in the Pink
erton Sweat box in Chicago, and that he
has confessed to having taken the money,
but hat he does not know what become of
it, and that he was drunk or crazy when
the net was committed. The story as re-
lated here is identical with that received
from Little Rock last night, with the addi-
ton that he left this city u week ago yes
tcrday with some $4,000 in his safe. The
money is said to have been in three or iour
packages, all consigned from this city to
persons residing in Texas, but the anne
Of the consignees are not obtainable. Owen
was captured in Illinois and taken TO Chi
cago. There are several theories, rs is
usual in such cases, the chief one being
that Owen Wa made drunk by other
parties and then robbed. He has been in
the service several years and was fully
trusted by the company. He has resided
here for u long time and has a wife and
children. His wife said last night that she
had heard OF her husbands arrest in Chi
cago and that she expected him to be
brought here by Pinkerton's detectives to-
night or tomorrow. No other arrests have
been made yet, but the detectives are said
TO believe that somebody besides Owen
wa concerned in the robbery and that
they expect to capture him in good time.
Officials Of IN express company are 10Y
in Chicago n conference with the detect
ives and he'll n to work up the case.
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A wifc's Disgrace.

James T.. Schaurcr yesterday filed suit for
divorce from Sadie J. schaurcr, on the
charges OF habitual drunkenness and adul-
terry. The petition ~rccitcs that they were
married In the city Of Nashville In 1889 aud
lived happily together for several years, and
until they moved here, when she began
to indulge excessively in drink. She was
deaf to his ontrcatics TO dcsist from her ruin
getting drunk and going out on the street
aud making disgraccful exhibitions Of her
self. when she was arrested aud lodged IN the
station-house. More than this, she has been
unfuithful, in prostituting her marital VOWS,
and he has letters from her acknowledging
her infdolity. She is regarded rs a common
harlot and ~drunknrd, a disgrace which he
cannot longer tolerate, and, therefore, he
prays for a divorce.
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Natures own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy proper.
ties Of sound, ripe fruit are well known,
aud seeing the need OF an agreeable and
effective laxative the California Fig Syrup
Company commenced a few ycan ago 10
manufacture a concentrated Syrup Of Figs,
which has given such general satisfaction
that il il rapidly supcrseding the bitter,
drastic liver medicines and cathartics hith-
erto in use. II costivc or bilious, try IL.
For sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles by II. J..
Holster and all leading druggists. Van
vlcct & Co, G.. w. Jones q Co, w. n.
Wilkcrson & CO., j. J. Miles and $. Mans
field & Co. have been appointed wholesale
agents al Memphis.
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THE WORLD or SPORT.
Yesterdays EVENTS ON THE RACE
TRACK AND DIAMOND.
Dancing Hid, Hector. Cora T., Florence
Rand ri Win nj I.asonia- Eveats
~ Jerome Park Yesterdays Base-
ball Games.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1.-The tenth day at
the Latonia jockey club fall meeting was fair
aud cool, with q good track, The crowd was
up to the standard, the attendance being
about 5000, and the races good.
First ~I,ace-pursc; seven furlongs. Start.
ers: Lomax, i02, Stone 6 oyerE Miss PuIsi-
fer, 100, Cooper; Coincide, 100, Barbour;
Phillip S, To-, Cochran (3is over) Evan
geline, 1O2, Barnes; Jim Murphy, lOj, Rivers;
Dancing Kid, 1oj, Walker.
Pools: Dancing Kid, $50; E~vangclinc, $50;
Phillip S, $50; field, s2o.
Dancing Kid % In a GALLON, with Evan
gcline second and Miss Pulsifer third. Time,
1:331i.
Second R~ace-purse; four ~furlongs. Start
ers: Volta, liz, Saycrs; Sister Euphrasia, 1l2,
Taral; Viranza, li2, Hollis. Bridge Light, III,
Barnes; Emma Hancock, ~, Matthews a
over: Bypath, 1l2. Stoval; Linntha, III,
Cooper; Mingo, III, Stone; Muttcr, li1, John
son; Julia Miller, IL, Cochran; Hector, 10,
Fishburni King Buck, Ia, Ravis.
Pools: Bridge light, SI4 Sister Euphrasia,
$19, Emma Hancock, ~; iicld, SIS,
: Hector won by two lengths, Bridge Light
second, Sister Euphrasia third. Time-G52.
Books paid IN Hector 6 to J..
Third ~Racc-Selling; purse; seven and q
half furlongs. Starters: Efie Hardy, l02,
Hollis; Enchantress, 100, Hathaway g
oyere Cora l., ~, Barnes; Anarchy, lOS,
Hcrdic; Phil Lewis, l0s, Thompkins; John
Morris, los, Barbour; Mary Ellis, 100, Il.
Richie; Lcman, i0S, Cochran; Tam O'Shan-
Ter, 81. Coyington; Walker, los, Brooks.
Pools. Lcman, $50; Tam 0Shantcr, SO;
Cora l., s2i; field, $50
They, got of we'll together, with Ellie
Hardy in the lead. She did not hold il
long, however, as. she was soon passed by
quarter post by Cora l., WHO won the race
by a length, with Tam 0'Shanter second
aud Icman third. Time-l:30. Books paid
-On Cora l., 5 to 1.
Fourth Race-Pursc; six furlOngs. Start.
eE: Liln l., l02 Hollis; Ran Bowman, los,
Green Emma Johnson, l0i, Hathaway; Eel.
low brock, los, Steppe, S~pinnette, To-, Riv-
ers; Florence i, iO2, Cochran O. OvcrG Little
Bess, l02, Stone (2lE overl Mamie Hay, 102,
breckenridge; Caialla, l02, Moore; Mishap,
102, Boyd; Tom Hood, las. Raglan q ovcrE
Berlin, l02, Covington; Miss Roxy, 102,
Brooks; 1Iindoo Rose, l02, Barnes; Governor,
102, Taral.
Pools-Tom Hood. so; Florence T., So,
6~pinncttc, $40; field, So.
Florence Il won by q length. with Tom
Hood second, Governor third Timp-i:i6i9
Fifth Racc-Pursc; one mile and half 9
fnrlong. Starters Jim Douglas, liS, Lewis
Kirklin, lei, Taral: Freeman. ~, Coying
ton; Jennie Mcfarland, 1O2. Hollis; Cola
more, 81, Jenkins; Clarion, 100, Barnes.
Pools: Clarion, $50; Kirklin, $22; jim
Douglas, %; field, 81.
kirklin won in a gallop by n length, Will
Jim Douglas second, Clarion third. Time
I.5l
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DETROIT ~. NJ. LOUIS.
n Wolverines Defeat the browns In
Thirteen Hard Fought Innings.

Drrroir, Mich, Oct. l2-It took thirteen
INNING to decide the third game between
Detroit aud st. Louis for the worlds cham
pionshiP, and Detroit won IL through
wrcichcd fielding d. the part Of the visitors.
The Browns secured sixteen hits oil Gctzein,
but for the most part they were badly
scattered, their only run being scored
ON n play Of the chump variety.
Carhthcrs was remarkably elective, holding
The Wolverines down 10 FIX actual hits and
q hasc on halls. For the visitors. ia the second
inning Cumiskcy aud Caruthers hit safely.
Foutz aud Wclch flew ont. Comiskcy scored
on RObinson's high fly hack OF second. which
could have bccn caught by Dunlap or Rowe.
but neither made the attempt. Detroit tied
The rumc ~ the eighth, After two men had
been put out Camel reached first on Curuth.
en- wild throw. Rowe hit half way 10 Ca.
ruthcr and beat the ball Ia frSt. CAMEL
kept on toward third and SCORED on Com
iskcy's low throw ~ latham. In the thir-
tccnth, Gcizein Lit for u single and went to
second and tbirl on two outs. Rowe hit TO
Robiwon. but Comiskcy muncd the throw
aud Gctzcin scored the winning run. A..
,endnncc between 100 aud 500. Follow.
lng was the score:
THE sCoHT.
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BsII Pool. in Little Rock.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
LirTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. i2.-Pools on the
winner OF the base hall pennant just now
being eontended for by the 81. Louis Browns
aud Dctroit's crack club are becoming an
item in the sporting world Of this city. So
far tho Browns nave the preference by 2 10 1.
Exceptional bets Of so 20 $40 are recorded,
but this Is In only rare instances. Consider.
able money will change hands on the final
result II the Detroits hold mp at all. Much
confidence Is arising In their favor, the game
today auguring In their favor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
Morton y. Posts Failure.

NEW YonK, Oct. i2.--It was stated al the
Office OF the Post-Percheron horse aSocia'
ton today that the failure OF Morton u.
Post, Of Cheyenne, Wy. T., who is president
OF the company, docs not Affect the company
Mt all. In 1856 Mr.. Post, who then owned
all the stock. sold $500 900 Of Il 10 NcwYork
capitalists and the paid In capital Is said to
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l.. D. Mrlus., Of lalc J. II. Goodwin & Co.
Y. M. O. A. T

&. NJ S,rFoRp, with his famous male quar-.
tct, will he at every session u the State con-
NcntiOn.
PRrsiDESr CRNIo and Butler Jack, chair.
man of the reception committee, will meet
the mcmbsit OF the ladies' auxiliary com.
mittcc IN the parlpr, this afternoon at I
o'clock. Important business. Come.
L,pIp who are interested In the coming
81 Mr. Sayiord are requested 10 meet with
the ladies auxiliary committee this after.
noon ut I O'Clock. Let there be q good
attendance.
FAruEHs aud mothers should hail the
carncstness, ~ it, discussions will all pertain
Ia the spiritual. moml mental, social aud
physical we'll being II our young men.
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Attention. Il. u. l..

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inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint, ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic, scratches, etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Liniment is a sure cure. The "King
Of Liniments'' is the universal verdict.
Never fails TO cure any ailment that can
be reached by an external medical appli-
cation. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
lleister's drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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baltimore Feeling the Effects.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 12.-Aftcr the close
of the stock board today Baltimore & Ohio
shares sold at iOs, and later los was bid and
40 asked. Ten shares were sold at 1903. The
passing Of the dividend deprivcs the city Of
Sl30,OOO which vas expected 10 meet nppro-
%priations, and Mayor Hodges states that Il
will neceSsitate an increase Of ca cents on
the 500 in the general taxation Of the prop
erty of the city, and II a second dividend
shall be passed, double hat amount will he
necessary to meet the requirements Of the
city
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

Emblcms Of American liberty, waving n
happy and joyous welcome TO MIR. Cleveland,
are floating today from the custom.hous
and Merchants aud Cotton exchanges and
the principal hotels. These grand and glor-
iOus insignia in their beauty and freshness
are the handiwork 81 Mrs. John Madden
aud a number Of young ladies assisting her.
Many thanks for their patriotic taste, ingc.
nniiY and thonghtlnlneas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

Miss LEwELLYS has returned from the
cast, and she will resume her private class
in clocution October s. Dclsartc method.
Location Of tone aud physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
20 understand principles and become intclli-
gent readers preferred. For terms, send for
circular, or call at No. 80 Adams street, after
4 O'clock.
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MN L. lhc Time

To use Hodges ~Sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism. ~scroiulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar TO ie-
males. Renoyates and ~inyigorates the sys-
TEN. Physicians recommend il. Take no
other. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
]iacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main
sirppt
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VS.. CmfcA
Baseball Player Marries.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l2.-John ". Ward, short
stop OF the New York baseball club, and
former captain OF the nine, was married 10
Miss Helen Dauvray, the actress, this morn
ing. The ceremony took place ut o O'Clock,
but the place is not disclosed by the friends
Of either participant. II was not generally
known until last night that the engagement
existed, and an air OF secrecy has been main
tanned by all the parties.
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NJ. D. Tnnry.sr. seenanry.

NEw YoRK.-All the prcssmcn employed
Ia The large concern Of Theodore H. Dcyinnc
left In a body at noon today because 81 De
yinne's refusal b. make bis establishment a
card Office. Dcyinne the printer ior the
Century company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

Tue Misses Ashc have removed their
studio 10 the Cotton exchange building
and will receive pupils in painting and
drawing.
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.; Athletics, 3. The game was called at end
OF the tenth inning on account of darkness.
INDIANAPOLIS VS., CLEVELAND.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. l2.-Indianapolis,
3; Cleveland, 2.
CINCINNATI VS.. CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. i2,-Cincinnati, IL;
Chicago, 5.
WASHINGTON VS.. METRopoLITANs.
WASHINGTON, Oct l2.-Washingtons, s;
MctropOlitans, IL.
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7 swimming run scored with two men nut.
. grorc by innings;
p-troli 80. Q eogoi0ooood- IA
Summary: Earned run st. Louis /.
Two base hit-wdch. Double plays
Dunlap, Camel and White, Foutz and
Comiskey. Firt base on balls-Bennctt,
latham, Robinson and Bushong. First
bsse on crrop-Detruit 3. Struck out.
nv Caruthcn 2, Getzein 2. Pissed ball
Dushong. Umpircs-Kelly and Gahney.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1887-12-08
Under Three Names
or JUSTICE At LAST.
By NJ. A. 7.
aCHAprtR XII

During these months past Frank
Testers brush and hands have not
be- idle and to-day the third OF
November, when the great Art
GslNry which resembles the
Louvre of Paris, and in which all
the great works OF noted Genius
are revealed in splendor is thrown
open widely, his beautiful paint
ings hangs upon its walls among
the many that are contestants for
the prize.
To look in on the multitude that
surge beneath its roof one would
imagine that halt the world had
come together upon this day.
1t would be difficult to describe
the beauty and magnifeence Of
these paintings. One almost inn
agines that they have entered the
Yifizi of Florence. In one place
one comes upon a lovely Switz-
land scene whose grandeur dazzles
the beholder, in another is a scene
along the Rhine, together with
one taken from the Holy land.
Again one finds oneself surrounded
by grand old American scenes,
some clothed in summers verdure
others in winters snowy mantles
each marvel of beauty in itself
There is one suspended from the
wall by a large crimson silk cord
whose gilt and plush frame covers
an immense space. Beneath it
thousands Of eyes have locked up
to its beauty with rapture, It is
in two parts or rather two scenes.
The first represents an ocean scene.
Far as the eye can reace the beau
tiful waves lap and toss in gran
deL.. A gallant vessel glides
smoothly out upon its broad breast
while above and beyond sinking
down far in the west, soft floating
clouds mingle with the golden sun
set Ont upon the vessels deck
many passengers have gathered,
but standing more clearly out are
two boyish figures. Their backs
are partially turned so as to CON
ceal their faces, yet it is evident
py their manner they are greatly
embarrassed To their right at a
tile distance is an old man seat
on low rustic looking chair.
B his sido stands a sweet girlish
4sure extremely beautiful. Her
round fair face wreathed in by au-
burn curls that one almost fancies
they can see the soft breeze caress-
ing, is turned toward the two cow
ering lads, and in that sweet face
the artist seems to have impaired
lite, SO real is the laughing mis-
cnievous expression. Her lips
are slightly parted and in her lus-
trous eyes dance aud twinkle the
mirth her whole face betrays. Ev-
identity that which has caused the
lads such embarrassment has Great
ed in her unsuppressible mirth.
The next reveals to the eye a
scene in a conservatory. rho soft
rays of the moon from above steals
in, NJ Cling with the mellow light
wit u touching with a caress the
many aed flowers, the gorgeous
plants and two figures seated amid
their Fragrance. One the same
beautiful being represented before
onlyrendered more lovely ia form
and features, a perfect type Of wo-
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Of an exquisite pearl color and
from beneath the soft folds of
delicate white shawl a round white
arm is seen. It falls earelessly
back showing a portion OF her full
throat, and shoulders that 500 p.
tor would long to copy. k .or